The Digital Operational Resilience Act (DORA – Regulation EU 2022/2554) has introduced new requirements for financial entities across the European Union, placing operational resilience at the center of cybersecurity and risk management.
At InfoSec SEE 2026, Nebosystems and PayNovus presented a practical case study demonstrating how a financial institution approached DORA readiness through SecureVisio and Nebosystems’ SOC services.
Presented jointly by Nebosystems and PayNovus at InfoSec SEE 2026.
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The Challenge: Meeting the Requirements of DORA
DORA establishes a comprehensive framework designed to strengthen the resilience of financial institutions against cyber threats, technology disruptions and operational incidents.
Among the key areas addressed by the regulation are:
- ICT risk management;
- ICT incident management, classification and reporting;
- Digital operational resilience testing;
- Third-party ICT risk management;
- Continuous monitoring and information sharing.
Meeting these requirements often involves multiple stakeholders, complex processes and numerous security tools. Organizations must maintain visibility across their infrastructure, ensure regulatory alignment and establish efficient mechanisms for managing risks and responding to incidents.
For institutions operating in a highly regulated environment, achieving these objectives requires both technological capabilities and specialized expertise.
Nebosystems’ Approach
As a cybersecurity and compliance partner, Nebosystems supports organizations throughout their digital resilience journey by combining consulting expertise, managed security services, regulatory guidance and advanced cybersecurity technologies.
In the PayNovus project, Nebosystems followed a structured implementation methodology designed to align operational practices and technology capabilities with DORA requirements.
The engagement included three major phases:
1. Assessment and Gap Analysis
The project began with a comprehensive assessment of ICT assets, cybersecurity risks and existing operational processes.
Nebosystems worked closely with stakeholders to:
- Inventory critical ICT assets;
- Evaluate cybersecurity risks;
- Perform a gap analysis against DORA requirements;
- Map regulatory obligations to operational controls;
- Establish implementation priorities.
This phase created the foundation for a structured compliance and resilience program.
2. SecureVisio Implementation
To support operational and regulatory requirements, Nebosystems implemented SecureVisio, an integrated cybersecurity orchestration platform designed to unify critical security and compliance functions.
SecureVisio provides a centralized environment that combines:
- Asset management and CMDB capabilities;
- IT Governance, Risk, and Compliance (GRC);
- Threat and Vulnerability Management (TVM);
- Security Information and Event Management (SIEM);
- User and Entity Behavior Analytics (UEBA);
- Extended Detection and Response (XDR);
- Security Orchestration, Automation and Response (SOAR).
By consolidating these capabilities into a single platform, organizations gain improved visibility across their security ecosystem while reducing operational complexity.
During implementation, Nebosystems supported the deployment of centralized security management processes, automation workflows, risk registers and governance procedures necessary for ongoing compliance activities.
3. Continuous Monitoring and Operational Support
DORA requires continuous visibility and resilience capabilities. Nebosystems complements SecureVisio with managed SOC services, providing continuous monitoring, threat detection, incident response support and expert guidance. This helps organizations maintain an active security posture while supporting ongoing compliance efforts.
Business Outcomes
Organizations implementing SecureVisio together with Nebosystems’ SOC services can benefit from:
- Improved visibility across ICT assets, risks and compliance activities;
- Faster detection and response to security incidents;
- Reduced operational complexity through platform consolidation;
- Lower total cost of ownership compared to multiple standalone tools;
- Ongoing access to cybersecurity and compliance expertise;
- Enhanced readiness for evolving regulatory requirements.
Building Operational Resilience for the Future
The PayNovus case study presented at InfoSec SEE 2026 demonstrates how integrated technology, cybersecurity expertise and continuous monitoring can help financial institutions address DORA requirements while strengthening operational resilience. Through SecureVisio and Nebosystems’ SOC services, organizations gain a practical foundation for ICT risk management, incident response, resilience testing and ongoing compliance activities.
If your organization is preparing for DORA compliance, looking to enhance digital operational resilience, or seeking expert support for cybersecurity governance and security operations, Nebosystems can help.
Contact our team to learn more about:
- Security Operations Center (SOC) services;
- SecureVisio implementation and integration;
- Cybersecurity consulting and managed security services.
Discover how Nebosystems can help your organization navigate DORA requirements, strengthen cyber resilience and build a sustainable framework for digital operational resilience.
